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This page contains a list of device services that currently exist, are under development, or are considered archived (potentially serving as example code at best).

Current Device Services

Random Number Generator (Go): Written with the Go SDK and demonstrates the simplest of device services - generating a random number (ints of different size) on a scheduled interval and sends the number as an Event/Reading to Core Data.  It also allows the random number range to be set through a request via the Command micro service (demonstrating commands).

https://github.com/edgexfoundry/device-random

Modbus (Go):  Written with the Go SDK.  Provides generic connectivity to read and write Modbus input status, coils, input registers and holding registers.  This implementation works for both TCP and RTU connections.

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https://github.com/edgexfoundry-holding/device-camera-go

Rest REST(Go): Written with the Go SDK. This device service provides easy way for 3rd party applications, such as Point of Sale, CV Analytics, etc., to push data into EdgeX via the REST protocol.  The current implementation is meant for one-way communication into EdgeX via async readings.

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BACnet (C):  Wirtten with the C SDK.  A device service to communicate with BACnet sensors/devices .(IP and MSTP)

https://github.com/edgexfoundry/device-bacnet-c

Developed & In EdgeX Holding (approval needed by TSC to make part of EdgeX)

CoAP (C):  Written with the C SDK.  A device service to do specialized Internet Application Protocol for constrained devices.

https://github.com/edgexfoundry/device-coap-c

GPIO SNMP (Patlite) (Go):  Written with the Go SDK and used to provide data ingestion and command/control of an SNMP driven Patlite signal tower, but could easily be copied and modified to support other SNMP supported .  GPIO is a standard interface used to connect microcontrollers to other electronic devices. It is also very popular with Raspberry Pi adopters given its availability on the devices.

https://github.com/edgexfoundry/device-gpio

LLRP / RFID (Go): Low Level Reader Protocol (LLRP) is a standardized network interface to many RFID readers.

https://github.com/edgexfoundry-holding/device-snmprfid-patlitellrp-go

In Development

Contact the party associated with the development to get more background, status and potentially early code drops.

UART (Go):  being developed by Jianxing Intelligence in Go.  Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter (UART) is serial data communications and is used in modems and can be used with USB in a USB to UART bridge.

https://github.com/edgexfoundry-holding/device-uart

OPC UA (C):  being developed by IoTech using the C SDK.  A device service to communicate with OPC UA sensors/devices.

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Bacnet (Java): https://github.com/edgexfoundry/device-bacnet

Random Number Generator (Go): https://github.com/edgexfoundry/device-random Archived and moved to edgex-examples.  Written with the Go SDK and demonstrates the simplest of device services - generating a random number (ints of different size) on a scheduled interval and sends the number as an Event/Reading to Core Data.  It also allows the random number range to be set through a request via the Command micro service (demonstrating commands).

Commercially available

from IOTech Systems

Commercial connectors (Current):

  • BLE
  • COLA
  • Modbus in C
  • File Exporter Zigbee in CZigbee
  • GPS in C
  • IoTivity CAN in GoCBACnet
  • CANOpen in GoC
  • ONVIF MEMS in C
  • Ethercat EtherCat in C
  • EthernetEtherNet/IP in C
  • Profinet in C
  • OPC-UA Pub/Sub in C
  • Siemens S7 CAN open in C
  • Profinet File reader in COPC-UA pub/sub
  • There are additional commercial MQTT (Go), Modbus (Go), OPC-UA (in C) and BACnet (in C) that have added features over the community editions

Commercial connectors (Future):

  • ONVIF in C (summer 2020) in C